Pattern for rose point lace, designed by Charlotte Treadwin

Point lace is made by applying readymade braids to the paper pattern and working needle lace stitches to make patterns and join the motifs created by the braid. Accessories such as collars, cuffs and fan leaves could be made from the lace. Patterns like this could be worked at home and satisfied the demand for antique revival laces in the second half of the 19th century.

Object Summary

Accession Loan No.
434/1977/1
Collection Class
Textiles and equipment
Material
cottoninkcotton thread
Common Name
Pattern for rose point lace, designed by Charlotte Treadwin
Simple Name
lace pattern
Period Classification
Victorian (1837-1901)
Production Town
Exeter
Production County
Devon
Production Date
1870
Production Person Initials
Charlotte
Production Person Surname
Treadwin
Production Year Low
1860
Production Year High
1890

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Pattern for rose point lace, designed by Charlotte Treadwin